Saturday, November 19, 2016
Friday, November 18, 2016
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Week 10 - Class Notes
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT
LIVE ACTION PROJECT
-Finalize the designs of your 3 characters
- You can have two options (designs) to be your final pick of each character
- Try out some basic color exploration (flat color) for each of your character
- At least 3 color explorations per character/design
TIPS
- Think about materials differences on your clothing
- Leather, metals, plastic, cloth, etc.
- Matte material vs Shiny material
LIVE ACTION PROJECT
-Finalize the designs of your 3 characters
- You can have two options (designs) to be your final pick of each character
- Try out some basic color exploration (flat color) for each of your character
- At least 3 color explorations per character/design
TIPS
- Think about materials differences on your clothing
- Leather, metals, plastic, cloth, etc.
- Matte material vs Shiny material
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Week 09 - Class Notes
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT
LIVE ACTION PROJECT
- Finalize your story (if you haven't already done so)
- Finalize your actors and actresses
- Age appropriate
- Ethnicity appropriate
-6 Pages of character design
- Based on the 3 characters you picked
- Sketch on top of the actors and actresses photos
- Design the outfits from both ends of the spectrum
- From conservative to extreme (it's about generating range)
TIPS
- Play with proportion of costume elements (like sleeve length, buttons, lapels, collars, etc)
- Try out different fittings (loose, tight, athletic, relaxed, etc)
- If you're picking from a historical look, think of ways to change the proportion but still keep it feeling like it's from that era
- Think in 3 layers
- Skin layer (your character's body type, gender, etc)
- Clothing layer
- Accessories (could possible be things that define the person's job or a key element that defines that person)
- The hero should contrast with the villain, outfit-wise (if that's the characters you pick)
LIVE ACTION PROJECT
- Finalize your story (if you haven't already done so)
- Finalize your actors and actresses
- Age appropriate
- Ethnicity appropriate
-6 Pages of character design
- Based on the 3 characters you picked
- Sketch on top of the actors and actresses photos
- Design the outfits from both ends of the spectrum
- From conservative to extreme (it's about generating range)
TIPS
- Play with proportion of costume elements (like sleeve length, buttons, lapels, collars, etc)
- Try out different fittings (loose, tight, athletic, relaxed, etc)
- If you're picking from a historical look, think of ways to change the proportion but still keep it feeling like it's from that era
- Think in 3 layers
- Skin layer (your character's body type, gender, etc)
- Clothing layer
- Accessories (could possible be things that define the person's job or a key element that defines that person)
- The hero should contrast with the villain, outfit-wise (if that's the characters you pick)
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